The Software Runs Where The Signal Does Not
Every logistics build has the same failure mode: it demos perfectly in an office and falls apart at a depot. Scans queue up, a driver marks a delivery twice, and by evening the dashboard and the reality on the road disagree.
Offline-first is not a feature we add at the end. The apps hold their own state, sync when they can, and resolve conflicts on rules you set — so the operations team is arguing about shipments, not about which screen is telling the truth.
- Driver and warehouse apps that keep working with no connection
- One source of truth for shipment status across ops, customer and carrier
- Built for scanners and gloves, not for a demo on a clean desk
What We Build For Logistics
From the booking that starts a shipment to the signature that closes it.
Transport Management (TMS)
Bookings, load planning, dispatch, carrier allocation and freight billing in one operational system rather than five spreadsheets.
Warehouse Management (WMS)
Inbound, putaway, picking, packing and cycle counts driven by handheld scanners and printed labels that match your bins.
Fleet & Driver Apps
Trip sheets, ePOD with photo and signature, fuel and expense capture, and vehicle compliance — all usable one-handed.
Route Optimisation
Multi-stop routing with time windows, vehicle capacity and real road constraints, re-sequenced when the day changes.
Tracking & Notifications
Live shipment tracking with honest ETAs and the proactive messages that stop customers phoning your desk.
Customer & Partner Portals
Self-serve booking, rate cards, documents and invoices for your shippers, agents and franchise partners.
What Decides Whether It Holds
Logistics platforms are judged at 6am, in the rain, by someone who did not choose the software.
Offline-first sync
Local storage, queued actions and deterministic conflict resolution, so a lost signal never loses a scan.
Telematics & GPS
Vehicle and device feeds ingested at fleet scale, with geofences and dwell-time detection that actually fire.
EDI & carrier APIs
The unglamorous integration layer — EDI, carrier booking and label APIs, customs and e-way bill documents.
Proof of delivery
Photo, signature and exception capture that stands up months later when a claim is disputed.
Exceptions & SLA
Delays, failed attempts and breaches surfaced as work queues, not buried in a report nobody opens.
Cost per shipment
Freight, fuel, labour and returns attributed to the trip, so margin is visible while you can still fix it.
What We Connect To
A logistics system is only as good as the things it talks to. Most of our work here is making existing hardware, carriers and finance systems agree with each other.
Talk to our teamHow We Deliver
Rolled out depot by depot, because a logistics cutover you cannot reverse is a bad plan.
Walk the operation
We map the real flow at a depot and a warehouse — including the workarounds nobody documents.
Core operations system
Shipments, master data and status model built first, with the rules your ops team confirmed.
Field apps
Driver and warehouse apps built against real devices, real gloves and a deliberately bad connection.
Depot-by-depot rollout
One site live first with support on the floor, then the rest — never a single overnight switch.
Where Does Your Operation Break?
Tell us where the day goes wrong — the manual re-entry, the missed ETA, the depot still on paper. We will scope the fix around your operation instead of around a product demo.
Talk to our teamLogistics Questions
What operations and technology teams ask us before starting.